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South Korean, DPRK Media Agree to Work for Reunification
Representatives from both South Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), at a meeting in Pyongyang Friday, agreed on cooperation and work for national reunification.
Under the five-point agreement, press bodies of the two sides will work for national reunification and unity, cease mutual slandering and promote inter-Korean media exchange, according to the South Korean news media.
In addition, a DPRK press delegation will visit Seoul.
The agreement was signed by Choe Hak-rae, president of South Korea Newspapers Association and Choe Chil-nam, editor-in-chief of the DPRK Rodong Sinmun in Pyongyang, according to the Yonhap News Agency.
President Choe is the head of a 46-member South Korean media delegation on an eight-day visit in the DPRK.
The South Korean press delegation consists of presidents of newspapers and TV stations.
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